Research profile
I am a foraminiferal ecologist and micropaleontologist interested in how foraminifera record past climates and respond to environmental change in modern marine ecosystems.
I combine ecological observations with experimental approaches to investigate how foraminifera adapt to changing conditions and how these responses affect their ecological functions.
A central focus of my work is to quantitatively assess how environmental and anthropogenic stressors influence carbonate production and, ultimately, marine carbon cycling.
My research draws on a range of approaches, including experimental biology, microscopy, fluorescence imaging and stable isotope analyses, to understand the links between foraminiferal ecology, environmental change and ecosystem functioning.